Being annoying is tiring too.

You’re pissing me off, arth.  There’s no reason for this CfJ.

I.E. stop whining and play the game.  What is the purpose of this Call for Judgment, under the rules? “Urgent attention”?  Why?  In what way does /someone winning by fiat/ solve whatever urgently needs my attention?

How have you prevented Bucky from achieving victory, exactly?

“If this CfJ fails, I’ll assume popular opinion DOESN’T want Bucky to win” - this is disingenuous, you can only assume that popular opinion doesn’t want Bucky to win by a CfJ.

If you want to ask questions about popular opinion, be a little braver than “do you want my opponent to win right now; if not, you must like me and want me to win instead” (or whatever internal logic you’re applying here).

@exc: The rules doesn’t say it has to be YOUR urgent attention, just someones. This CfJ requires my own urgent attention. The world doesn’t revolve around me, but it doesn’t revolve around you either.

@jeffsheets: You should have been paying attention. (Earlier, a proposal by me was going to give Bucky a swift victory, but I changed my mind and s/k’d it)

@kevan: You are Bucky’s closer opponent, so your opinion on this matter might be a little biased. Also, like I said before (and several times) I’m not interested in achieving victory myself, either. If I would have, I would’ve played a more populist style, like the one you suggest.

Oh, and Excalabur, I love how you say “stop whining and play the game” which in fact is quite a strange thing to say, since I’m one of the most active players.

Being annoying is tiring too.

Clearly not.

.  I want to win, but I want to do so via rules rather than via tantrum.

@jeffsheets: Sorry I don’t understand what you said. Might be my limited grasp of the english language.

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